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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jasper" data-source="post: 7205505" data-attributes="member: 277">It totally depends on the dm and group. If the group is a majority PGs or have no problems with PGs, and the DM is okay with PGs; then the DM can up scale combat encounters. In a mixed group or DM with has problems with PGs, then up scaling the combat encounters will hurt the roleplayer flavor builds. The big fight comes to the following.Some power gamers think if you don't  power game then you having badwrongfun. Some power gamers demand all dms must allow PGs at their table.Some DMs hate power gamers but will allow pgs to sit at their table. Then do things to tick off pgs.Some DMS dislike power gamers and will ban pgs from their table. This ticks off PGS who think the DMs are their slaves. I dislike power gamers and will not allow them in my homebrew. I just tired of the drama they bring to my table. However I will allow power gamers to play at my AL table because, in which every column they are pging in, they will be weak elsewhere.</blockquote>